rhouses with China going nuts at the moment
Well, what’s happening here is basically the same as I remember the early days of it spreading massively in the UK (I arrived in the UK for an extended break 2 days before the first ever death in Beijing from COVID).
No-one going out, mass hysteria, hospitals overburdened, people talking about ‘flattening the curve’.
It’s just the numbers here are going to be absolutely massive in comparison because it’s China. A city of 1 million people doesn’t even register as a significant/important city. Beijing has 20 million, Shanghai about 25. It’s a massive scale that probably only someone who has lived here, or an Indian could comprehend, actually.
And, of course, the vaccination isn’t supposed to be particularly effective. An added problem.
